Recently, the sanitation department in Xilingol League, Inner Mongolia, completed the procurement of four Yuanfan R75 ride-on electric sweepers. These new vehicles have now been deployed for street cleaning, bringing a boost of mechanized power to enhance the quality and efficiency of urban sanitation in this grassland region.
The Yuanfan R75 sweepers are equipped with a dual-hub motor drive system, delivering robust power and reaching a top speed of 25 km/h. Compared to standard cleaning equipment, this higher travel speed significantly reduces transit time between work zones and increases the total daily coverage—an ideal solution for the conditions in Xilingol League, where road networks are expansive and work sites are widely dispersed.
Given the vast geography of Xilingol, which features long stretches of urban and suburban roads often prone to dust, fallen branches, and gravel, the R75 proves highly effective. It integrates sweeping, vacuuming, and dust-suppression functions, all powered by a zero-emission electric drive. The fully enclosed cab protects operators from wind and sand, greatly improving working conditions for sanitation staff. Its powerful performance allows for efficient, long-distance patrol cleaning, making it well-suited for maintaining main and secondary roads, public squares, and industrial park grounds.
The introduction of these sweepers will optimize local sanitation operations, alleviate the physical burden on manual cleaning crews, and increase both the frequency and quality of road maintenance. Through mechanized cleaning, the equipment helps suppress road dust, contributing to a cleaner and more livable environment in this grassland city.
Yuanfan Equipment remains dedicated to the R&D of sanitation and cleaning machinery. By optimizing vehicle power, range, and maneuverability—specifically tailored for the open, wind-swept, and sandy environments often found in northern regions—the company continues to provide reliable, high-performance electric sweeping solutions for sanitation systems across the country.
